With its state headquarters in Little Rock (Pulaski County), AARP Arkansas is affiliated with the national org...

The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission (AIDC) was created in 1955 by Act 404 of the Arkansas General A...

The Arkansas Living Treasure award is an annual recognition by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Div...

The Arkansas State Penitentiary opened in 1841 in Little Rock (Pulaski County) and served as the state’s mai...

The Arkansas Walk of Fame, located in downtown Hot Springs (Garland County), was established in 2009 and consi...

Bethel Cemetery, located north of Crossett (Ashley County) and west of Hamburg (Ashley County), includes buria...

Flowing from southeastern Arkansas into northeastern Louisiana, the Boeuf River is a shallow stream important ...

Cadron Creek flows seventy-five miles through central Arkansas. The creek’s headwaters are at Badders Creek,...

Cadron Ridge is a fifty-mile-long formation that runs from Beebe (White County) to the confluence of Cadron Cr...

Camp Mitchell is an event and retreat center run by the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas. It is located on Petit ...

Cane Creek is a tributary of the Black River, beginning in the Ozarks of southeastern Missouri and terminating...

The Caney Creek Wilderness is a protected recreational area created in 1975 in the Ouachita National Forest. O...

In 1938, anticipating an upcoming military need for trained pilots, President Franklin D. Roosevelt created th...

College Station, Genevia, and Bucktown are names used locally to identify the U.S. Census Designated Place loc...

The Arkansas delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives has been made up of four members since redistrict...

Opened in 2014, the Conway Regional Airport at Cantrell Field (CRA) is a growing city-owned general aviation a...

As an important subsistence crop in Arkansas for centuries, corn was cultivated by both Native Americans and s...

Crockett’s Bluff, a town in Arkansas County, is located on a bluff over the White River. It figures prominen...

Located in Mulberry (Crawford County) just off Interstate 40 is the Dairy Dip Diner, locally owned and operate...

Diabetes is a group of diseases affecting how sugar is processed in the body. While diabetes is manageable wit...

Don’t Know Tough is the debut novel of Eli Cranor, an Arkansas native who was chosen to be a writer-in-resid...

The unincorporated community of Douglasville existed in an area that later became part of southwest-central Li...

Draughon was an unincorporated town located two miles northeast of Kingsland in central Cleveland County, on t...

East End is the largest unincorporated community in Saline County. Named for its geographical location in the ...

Beginning operations in the 1840s, the El Dorado Female Institute was the first institution of education for w...

The Fayetteville Public Library (FPL), located at 401 W. Mountain St. in Fayetteville (Washington County), was...

The remote mountain community of Glade in Benton County was settled in the mid-nineteenth century. In the twen...

Grist mills were an important economic driver for Arkansas from early settlement until the early to mid-twenti...

Gypsy Camp near Siloam Springs (Benton County) was founded by Weesie McAllister (spelled Weezie in some source...